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Hyannis Area Schools board approves consent agenda, accepts resignation and adds bank signer
Summary
At its March 9 meeting the Hyannis Area Schools Board of Education approved the consent agenda including listed fund claims and vendor disbursements, accepted the resignation of Chelsea Mansor and authorized adding Lauren Kostman as a bank signer; all motions passed 5–0 with one member absent.
The Hyannis Area Schools Board of Education approved the March 9 meeting agenda and consent agenda and recorded vendor and fund claims at its regular meeting on March 9, 2026.
On a motion by Kevin Anderson and second by Bob Meester, the board approved the agenda. The board then approved the consent agenda on a motion by Chris Cover and second by Kevin Anderson. The consent items as recorded in the minutes included Hyannis Area Schools general fund claims of $271,062.40; the lunch fund, $13,348.40; the activity fund, $19,758.84; and the special building fund, $18,246.89. The minutes also list a detailed set of vendor payments (vendors include Amazon Capital Services, PREMA, Sandhill Oil, Village of Hyannis and others) and conclude with a line reading “TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS $271,062.40.”
The board accepted the resignation of Chelsea Mansor after a motion by Chris Cover and second by Bob Meester. The board authorized adding Lauren Kostman to all Sandhill's State Bank accounts to allow her to verify checks on a motion by Kevin Anderson and second by Chris Cover. Each of those motions was recorded as passing with five ayes and one absent (Clint Taylor).
Votes recorded in the minutes show the same roll-call pattern for the motions: Mark Vinton, aye; Clint Taylor, absent; Chris Cover, aye; Kevin Anderson, aye; Bob Meester, aye; Justin Vinton, aye. The minutes do not record dissenting votes or abstentions.
The March 9 minutes also list payroll- and benefits-related disbursements by line item (for example, BMO classified and non-classified wages listed as $112,727.85 and a retirement transfer fund of $21,966.28) and an itemized vendor list. The minutes do not attach vendor invoices or provide additional narrative about the individual purchases listed.
The board scheduled its next regular meeting for Monday, April 13, 2026, at 6:00 PM and adjourned the March 9 meeting at 6:35 PM.
